I see
Thanks
On 16/06/2013 17:37, Emmanuele Bassi wrote:
hi;
On 16 June 2013 16:24, iri wrote:
I already check myself the received object, by internal methods. But (of
course) i'm not sure that there are not any vulnerabilities.
Know if this object is -or not- a valid GObject instance was th
hi;
On 16 June 2013 16:24, iri wrote:
> I already check myself the received object, by internal methods. But (of
> course) i'm not sure that there are not any vulnerabilities.
> Know if this object is -or not- a valid GObject instance was the result of
> G_IS_OBJECT. Am I wrong ?
G_IS_OBJECT, a
I'm ok with you say about C.
And ok for my bad example ...
I already check myself the received object, by internal methods. But (of
course) i'm not sure that there are not any vulnerabilities.
Know if this object is -or not- a valid GObject instance was the result
of G_IS_OBJECT. Am I wrong ?
hi;
On 16 June 2013 15:09, iri wrote:
> I develop an application which using GObject and specific derived objects
> (in GTK 2.4 or 3.x).
>
> A module receives a pointer. It should be a GObject or derived but i'm not
> sure (I'm not the sender).
> So, to avoid bug / corruption / crash, i would ch
Hi,
I develop an application which using GObject and specific derived
objects (in GTK 2.4 or 3.x).
A module receives a pointer. It should be a GObject or derived but i'm
not sure (I'm not the sender).
So, to avoid bug / corruption / crash, i would check the quality of this
pointer : GObject